Dr Meffert Loses Kansas Medical License In Emporia
The Kansas medical board revoked Dr. William E. Meffert’s license after a four hour hearing ending at 2 a.m. It found charges of gross immorality substantiated amid testimony about alleged operations and disputes with Alice Traylor and his divorced wife. Witnesses, including affidavits from Emporia residents, defended his character while noting rumors and a contentious history with his former wife and the Traylor matter.
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State Medical Board
William E. Meffert
Kansas
Emporia
Meffert
Rwroad
Empurht
de. Meffert
Mason
Alice ‘Traylor
Ira
Alice Traylor
Kanads City
Dr. Meffert
Earl
Charles Harris
Mrt
Remtert
Alive Traylor
Miss
Redden
Packer Aia
Tinley
Grover Barnett
Kanss
Seich
Buck
Clad Hamilton
Dr. Mefferts
Dr. Cook
Miss Traylor
Mrs. Meffert
Miss ‘Traylor
Saees
Mrs Meffert
Dr. Lewis
Mary McCellar
Cook
Carl Jillson
Olga P. Oliver
Hev. J. Hy. Oliver
EJ. Shaffer
William Martindale
Emeline Johnson
Rusth Childers
Mary 4. Gray
Lr .Meffert
Dr. Brown
Ao Rmidavit
Hall
Giles Watt
W. N. Smateer
Ote
Pasture Trip Inquest Reveals Discreet Motives and Lawyerly Interrogation
The testimony details a pasture outing near a pond where a driver and two youths were seen, and questions from Dr Cook hint at possible indiscretion. Mr Smelter notes Conklin shot his wife and killed himself after receiving two incriminating statements from associates. William Burns corroborates the driver’s account as Dr Mefffert testifies.
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Igzy
Bieler
Cook
Dr. Cook
Smelter
SG. Conklin
Aid
Emporia
Berm
Conklin
Bmelzer
Meffert
William Burns
North Topeka Social Notes And Services Summary
North Topeka column notes social visits across Topeka. Mentions Miss Estella Slaybaugh, Mrs. J.C. Madoulet, Dora Heedy's marriage to Artie Shafer, Eunice Catton visiting, and local guests at 624 Park Street. Church services led by Rev F. R. Millapaugh at Church of the Shepherd. secular sales announced by William M. Costley. remarks on local travel, visitors, and a funeral for John Furry.
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Heave
Kimball Printing Co
North
Kansas Ave
Kansas City
Topeka
May Denison
Oean
J.C. Madoulet
Bradoulet
Raton
N. BM
Elmore
Western
Des Moines
Tow
Dora Heedy
Madison Street
Artie Shaffer
Parkdale
Eunice Catton
Beloit
Frank McGrath
Jackson Street
Tecumseh
T. H. Elred
Ealing
John Ragland
Little Sister
St Louis
John Prenen
I Quincy Street
Vera Ebey
Rock Island
Dottie Elmyre
Potwin
Chester Ebey
William M. Costleyrt
F. R. Millapaugh
Kansas
Ntorlock
Church of the Shepherd
Overbrooktrot
Poseyville
Ind
O. Lewis
Margaret Taggart
Florence Wismeyer
Emporia
Miss Morgan
Laura Morgan
de Vor
Merritt Cee
Adams
Omaha
Spokane
Wash
Martha Goodrich
Barbara Cer~teisen
Charley Germnen
Denver
Colt Life
Mrs. la York
Fred ‘Campbell
Linn, McAfee
Eade James
Harold Forbes
Gust Gome
Lukens’ Opera House
North Rea
Aeee Mech
Deer ‘K
Christ Hospital
Mr. Jardt
G. W. Petro
Ounesel
Basin
JA Lavery
J. R Madison
Laurent and
Ha Streets
W. F. Hutchinson
Hamand
Christ
Gerland
Sunday School Civic at Baptist Sunday School Session
A Sunday afternoon gathering at 1013 Hisdison street featured Margeret Moers winning a doll prize and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Guests included Ruth Po Fonte Lydia Curry Grace Forbes Marie Newcomer Téa Hyatt Jesmie Miller Blanche Newcomer Edith Ruth Knox Lydia McKee Mary Smith and Margaret Meera. Dr Homer Stunt, to speak in Topeka July 16 and 17, will attend a Kansas conference meeting of church officials. All interested are invited.
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Baptist
Hisdison Street
Margeret Moers
Goite
As & Venir
Lillie Stusarian
Ruth
Lea Po- Fonte
Lydia Curry
Grace Forbes
Marie Newcomer
Téa Hyatt
Jesmie Miller
Blanche Newcomer
Edith
Ruth Knox
Lydia McKee
Mary Smith
Margaret Meera
Homer
Stunts
Topeka
Hansa Avene M. H Chych
North Topeka
Stunt
Philippines
Missionary Society
M. E
Kansas
Wheat and corn markets ease on light trade in Chicago report
Chicago July 2 Wheat weather relief kept futures soft with light activity and higher cables yet little foreign response. September opened lower then recovered, local receipts mixed with three points totaling 341 cars across Minneapolis and Duluth. Corn and oats showed limited demand amid favorable weather, while provisions remained steady to firm with pork and lard movements slight. Livestock in Kansas City noted cattle receipts of 300 head with mixed steer and heifer demand and要 moderate prices.
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EauuTiRe
Nguren
Minneapolian
Duluth
Taccorn
Repremi
Wyo
Chicago Livestock Market Report and Prices
Market notes show mixed cattle and hog movements with heavy weights softening. Kansas City and Topeka readings list wheat corn oats and vegetables amid fluctuating prices. cotton and wool markets report quiet to firm trading. New York money steady at 2 percent with railroad stocks uneven.
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Topeka
California
Messina
Kansas
Texas
Ats
Royal Ann
Sregon
Kaw Valley
Bexas
Seth Anetten
Cross Money
Clon
Tracy Sited Beattie Wa July Spectacle
A fragmentary report notes Tracy sighting at Beattie, Washington on July 1. The Times describes a spectacle near Green River and mentions ongoing security shifts and unspecified developments with guards and yard staff. No clear outcome is provided.
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Cudithee
Bean
Tebait
Dor
Serer
Ravensdale
Cain
Outlaw Tracy Eludes Bloodhound Hunt Near Covington
Bloodhounds and deputy sheriffs scoured brush near Covington after a midnight gunfight as a posse surrounded the area seeking desperado Tracy. Rumors of a fatal battle were groundless. dawn patrols from Auburn and Covington expanded the search with hopes of tracking the wounded fugitive’s trail.
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Seattle
Covington
Auburn
Tracy
Winchester
Valees
Wanted Men to Enroll in Trade Colleges
WANTED Men to enlist in trade colleges offering opportunities in barbering and related trades. Pecos Compivten, details and particulars available at schools in Dalles Texas or Denver Col. Other schools not connected with these colleges.
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Stouts
Mae
Pecos
Moers Barber Collesen
Dalles
Texas
Denver
Col
Wanted women for piecework at home
Fragmented want ads seek a white woman for work without children at Western Avenue area and a competent lady stenographer and typist. They offer furnished material and pay by the piece. states Monroe, Wisconsin area, women to do at home.
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Wentern Ave
Monroe Mt
Gay
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